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Eddie Seda wasn't used to a beautiful woman talking to him, so when Trish Fonti approached

to ask for a cigarette, the 25-year-old felt his heart race.

It wasn't just her looks or Brooklyn's summer heat that had him sweating.

Eddie had come to Hyland Park for a very specific reason that day, and the way he saw it, Trish

was sent to him from a higher power, served on a silver platter.

Eddie told the 39-year-old that he had a smoke for her, but only if they went on a walk together.

Desperate for a cigarette, she agreed.

Several minutes later, Eddie led Trish into a section of the park with thick trees.

Trish seemed calm and content, but that was about to change.

As he'd done several times before, Eddie pulled out a homemade zip gun and pointed it between

her shoulder blades.

Then he pulled the trigger, a deafening boom filled the air.

Trish crashed to the ground, but then confused and terrified she'd tried to stand.

Eddie wasn't used to seeing his victim's struggle, so he aimed and fired again.

Trish spun backwards from the impact and her body slumped to the ground.

But despite the blood spreading across her clothes, she attempted to get up again.

Eddie's heart pounded, she wasn't supposed to fight back.

He was supposed to have the final say, life or death, and yet here she was, defying his

will.

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